I'm longing for a pure blues album. It could contain all the Robert Johnson stuff for example. Such an album could be the summit of the career of our band. And such stuff could be the future 50+ ...
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Charles Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Are the Stones playing on this or is this the RJ > original? > > Charles Baudelaire > 1821-1867 The original: Enjoy
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You Gotta Move
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Enjoy:
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It's from "Out on Bail". Got it thankfully from ROCKPASSION. Enjoy:
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You are right, the sax often destroyed many songs on this tour. E.g. "You can't Always Get what You Want": Ernie Watts join the band usually during the vocal part in the beginning, and it sounds terrible. On many songs you get the impression that the sound was overloaded with instruments. "Beast of Burden" is a exception: I like the sax, the guitar solos and then the inte
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Some concerts of 81/82 are really good. Particularly "Under my Thumb", "Black Limousine" and "Beast of Burden" are great versions and unmatched today. On the other side I dislike the deep vocal mix of Mick Jagger. Sometimes it is difficult to recognize him as the same man who sings on the studio tracks. The guitar work of Ron Wood is much better than he does during t
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Casino Boogie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > RobertJohnson Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Casino Boogie Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > No Expectations is mimed to a playback > too, > > IMHO > > > &
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For Thanksgiving from me another blues take: Enjoy:
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stones40 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hope i got it right this time. > > Thank you very much, it works
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BornOnTheBayou Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Do you really find that cut to be such a great > blues tune ? > > If you like that, you're gonna LOVE Stevie Ray > Vaughan on "Dirty Pool" or "Tin Pan Alley" > > "It's just that demon life has got me in it's > sway..." It is a great f
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Casino Boogie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No Expectations is mimed to a playback too, IMHO No, you are wrong definitely, the slide of Brian is different from the studio take, and there are differences concerning the acoustic guitar of Keith Richards. The only song which isn't live is "Salt of the Earth". It is instrumental playback with
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I miss the other versions of JJF; I have read in the booklet they did five takes of JJF and some blues numbers (e.g. "Confession the blues" and some Robert Johnson blues). Otherwise you are right it is great, particularly "Parachute Woman" is almost a new song live in the Circus. But I'm sorry the version of "Salt" is - I guess - a instrumental playback with liv
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Adrian-L Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > never understood the fascination with U2 and Bono, > or a solo Macca, myself. > As for hair implants.... better ask Mr Maverick. Or Telly Savallas
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sf37 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've never heard "Armpit Blues". Any good? Enjoy:
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Great keyboarder, love his work during the 75/76 tour. On the boot "It's a gas in Paris" he is the most prominent musician besides Ronnie Wood in my opinion. You can say that the 75/76 tour is Ronnies and Billys. The piano lines on "You gotta Move" add something new to this blues song. And I guess that he brought about the funky style on thé great medley "If You can&
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erikjjf Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This version of Tumbling Dice appeared on the Wild > Horses (from Stripped) single in early 1996. In fact? Is it the complete version? I've got the single. Must here it again. Thanks for this info.
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It is sad that "Tumbling Dice" on "Rarities" was spliced together from two versions. Both versions (the warm up and the concert tape) should be edited separately. Both versions are great indeed. And what concerns the booklet: a bunch of mistakes.
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Potted Shrimp Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Isn't it called Ampit Blues instead of After > Hours? > > Meg is Hot.....period! No, the "Armpit Blues" is the next one on "Place Pigalle 2".
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Here another incredible one, unreleased, instrumental with great harp and bass figures. I don't know whether it is Mick or a guest musician on harp, also don't know who is on the bass, I guess Keith, Piano Nicky Hopkins or Mick? In any case it is great music. Enjoy:
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Rehearsals Philly 89, almost empty stadium, few people, rainy, wet weather, but great music, enjoy:
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cc Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thanks RJ. Which boot did you rip this from? > Trying to remember where I have a copy... > > cc Time Trip 3, Track 8. I've got this fantastic boot from ROCKPASSION. Thank you very much J-P.
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with sssoul Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > how yousendit works: > if you have the track on your computer, go to this > page: > > put your own email address in the "recipient's > address" space. > use the "browse" gizmo to select the track you > want to upload. > squish the "send" button, t
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1962 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Could you upload the Stones version.I miss it. > Thanks. I would upload about yousendit if I knew how it works.
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rumple21 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Here his the KR & Hubert Sumlin track - this > is the first time i've tried to use you-send-it so > hope I've worked it ok. This was taken from an > internet source - originally a ram file - now > converted to an mp3. See what you think > > Great, greatest, thank you very ver
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Rev. Robert W. Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > RobertJohnson: > > Absolutely! They've just gotten better and better > at doing blues and roots material. Loved "Back Of > My Hand," "The Storm," and even "Hurricane." How > cool--it's like something by John Hurt. > > Imagine lots of harp from
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Having heard the both new tracks many times I wonder why they haven't made a CD with 18 songs. They are so marvellous and great. A ABB version in the same order with 17: "Under the Radar" and 18: "We Don't wanna Go Home" (I hope a promise for the next 40 years) would be the absolut killer.
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Darryl Jones
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Yeah and you can hear that our band has its greatest moments when they play the blues. A great feeling, and I guess if there is a future for the Stones 50+, they have to go back to their roots. I'm longing for a pure blues album with traditionals and own compositions.
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For the moment I hear another gem of our band. A studio track named "Still a Fool", never released, a ten minutes long blues with Keith and Brian, I guess, on guitars, Mick on vocals and harp and Bill/Charlie on the rhythm section. It is from 68 and it is better than all official tracks in the history of our band until 68 in my opinion. Why in hell we get no "official" bootleg
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